Common Heritage of Humanity: A Response to the Insufficient Incentives for Cultural Heritage Conservation?

Authors

  • Inês Pisco Bento Mestre em ciências jurídco-económicas

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.14195/2182-2387_26_4

Abstract

“(…) the preservation and protection of the cultural heritage bequeathed to us cannot jeopardize the present—the current generation—just as this present generation, as the link in the historical chain between past and future generations, which it is our inescapable duty to maintain and enrich, cannot jeopardize the future, the generations yet to come. For, it seems obvious, neither the past can undermine the present, nor the present can undermine the future.”

\[Nabais, J. Casalta, Introduction to Cultural Heritage Law, Coimbra, Almedina, 2004]

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Published

2010-07-01

Issue

No. 26 (2010): Urbanism, Territorial Order and Environment Studies Center Law Review

Section

Doctrine

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